Sub-picosecond chirped laser pulse-induced airflow and water condensation in a cloud chamber
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摘要:
Sub-picosecond chirped laser pulse-induced airflow and water condensation were investigated in a cloud chamber.The results indicate that the positively chirped sub-picosecond laser pulses generate a more uniform intensity distribution inside the plasma column,leading to a weaker airflow and an elliptic-shaped snow pile.The negatively chirped sub-picosecond laser pulses generate a spark-like intensity distribution inside the plasma column,which produces a wider range of airflow and a round snow pile.The amount of snow weight and the concentration of NO3-are found to be dependent on the intensity distribution inside the plasma column.The visibly stronger plasma column generates much more snow and a higher concentration of NO3-.These experimental results provide a reference for sub-picosecond laser-induced water condensation in realistic atmospheric conditions.